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Ryan C. Work Appointed as New President and CEO of SFAA

Curated News for the HR Professional March 26, 2024
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Ryan C. Work Appointed as New President and CEO of SFAA

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The Surety & Fidelity Association of America (SFAA) has named Ryan C. Work as its new President and CEO, signaling a strategic direction focused on advocacy and member value.

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The Surety & Fidelity Association of America (SFAA) has announced the appointment of Ryan C. Work as its new President and Chief Executive Officer. This decision comes after a comprehensive search process, as highlighted by Robert Murray, SFAA Board Chairman. Work's extensive experience in trade association management and his proven track record in strategic outreach and policy development were key factors in his selection.

Work's previous role as Senior Vice President of Government Relations at the Self-Insurance Institute of America (SIIA) and his tenure at S&P Global, where he represented major brands, underscore his deep understanding of the insurance sector and legislative affairs. His background also includes significant roles on Capitol Hill, further solidifying his expertise in navigating the complexities of federal and state regulatory environments.

Expressing his enthusiasm for the new role, Work emphasized his commitment to enhancing SFAA's value to its members, broadening advocacy efforts, and fostering a collaborative environment to support the industry's growth. The SFAA, representing over 425 member companies that account for 98% of surety and fidelity bonds in the U.S., plays a pivotal role in promoting the importance of bonding through advocacy, outreach, and education.

This leadership transition is poised to strengthen SFAA's influence in the insurance legislative arena, both in Washington D.C. and across the states. Work's appointment reflects the association's dedication to advancing its mission and addressing the evolving needs of the surety and fidelity bonding industry.

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